Business English for Chinese-Speaking Professionals
One-to-one online Business English for Chinese-speaking professionals. Lessons are in English only, built around your meetings, emails, presentations and interviews.
Who it is for
You already use English at work
You can read and speak some English. The gap is speed, precision, and sounding like yourself in a professional setting.
Your work is specific
A group course cannot know your product, your clients, or the email you need to send on Thursday. These lessons use your tasks.
You want practice, not a textbook
There is no set coursebook. You bring a meeting, a message, a presentation, or an interview and work on that.
How lessons work
Paula teaches from London. You join online. A standard lesson is 45 minutes, one-to-one, on Zoom. A free trial is 25 minutes, with no obligation to continue.
One-to-one
The lesson is yours. There is no group to wait for, and the work comes from your role.
45 minutes
Long enough to rehearse a real task, short enough to do it in a working day.
Zoom
The lesson is online. You get a meeting link after you book. You can join from anywhere.
Lessons are in English
These lessons are for Chinese-speaking professionals, and they are taught in English only. Paula does not explain the lesson in Chinese. You practise the English you need for your own meetings, emails, presentations and interviews.
She is TEFL-certified and has worked in banking, luxury hotels and premium car sales. That background is what she brings into a lesson about a client call, a formal email, or an interview. Lessons are not a general English class.
What people usually want to work on
Meetings
Opening the call, asking for a view, disagreeing, and leaving with a decision people can repeat.
Read the guideEmails
Subject lines, requests, a clear no, and follow-ups that sound like a person rather than a translation.
Read the guidePresentations
A short structure for the point, the reason, and the next step, practised out loud rather than read from a slide.
Interviews
A four-line introduction, one real example from your work, and a question to ask them.
Read the guideNegotiations
Stating what you want, holding a number, and confirming the price, the date, and what is included.
Read the guidePractical phrase guides are on the articles page.
Your teacher
Paula
TEFL-Certified Business English Teacher · Executive English London
- TEFL-certified English teacher with a passion for helping professionals succeed in the global business world.
- Hands-on experience in banking, luxury hospitality, and high-end automotive sales.
- Brings real-world business knowledge directly into the classroom.
I specialise in business English, corporate communication, and professional language skills. Whether you're improving workplace communication or preparing for international opportunities, I provide practical lessons tailored to your needs.
I am not just an English teacher — I'm a mature professional with real business experience. I coach executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals who need English for leadership, negotiation, and global communication.
TEFL certified
Professional teaching qualification focused on business English.
Real business background
Banking, luxury hospitality, automotive — I understand your world.
Lessons in English
Lessons are in English. Paula does not explain in Chinese. You practise meetings, emails and presentations from your own work.
Common questions
Who are the lessons for?
Chinese-speaking professionals who already use some English at work and want it to be clearer in meetings, emails, presentations and interviews. Lessons are one-to-one and in English only. The work comes from your job rather than a general class.
How do the lessons work?
Lessons are one-to-one and online on Zoom. A standard lesson is 45 minutes. Paula teaches from London. You can book a free 25-minute trial before you buy a pack.
Are the lessons in English?
Yes. Lessons are in English only. Paula does not explain in Chinese or Mandarin. You practise meetings, emails, presentations and interviews in English. You can switch this website to Chinese to read the pages. That does not change the language of the lesson.
Do I need a textbook?
No. Lessons are built around your meetings, emails, presentations or interview, not a set coursebook. You can bring a real document from work.
How much does it cost?
There is no subscription. Packs are 4 lessons £109, 12 lessons £317, and 20 lessons £517. The free trial is 25 minutes. Current packs are listed on the pricing page.